Meditation Retreats

“In Buddhism, we gain a type of experiential acquired knowledge that grows in our hearts through what we call ‘practice’. We use the word ‘practice’ in Buddhism much more that we use the word ‘belief’ We don’t say to each other: ‘ How’s your belief going?’ Instead, we ask, ‘How’s your practice going?’ It’s a different way of learning.”
— Ajahn Viradhammo, The Contemplative’s Craft

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Note: For in-person residential retreats, financial assistance is offered through the Rhona Goodspeed retreat bursary. Please see Retreat Bursary for more details

Residential and On-Line Meditation Retreat led by  Ayya Medhanandi and Ayya Nimmala

Sunday November 8th until Wednesday November 11th, 2026 

Registration for the in-person retreat is closed

Online Retreat: To receive the Zoom link at take part in the retreat online, sign up for theOBS Monthly Newsletter or request the link: Contact Us. Download the retreat poster below for additional info including the schedule

A foggy forest scene with tall pine trees, a dirt ground covered in fallen leaves, and thick fog obscuring the background.